The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-11-26
Personalities.

Mrs. Brammell is home again. y,
Mrs. Jno. Powell is home again. :
Mrs. VIM. Walker 10 home again.
Mr.. Sam Lilleston is at Kansas City, .
Mr.. Alvin Stewart was here Wednesday.
Mr.. ,Joseph Chrlsty was in town Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Sam Emison was in the city last Satur-
dav.
Miss Mamie Young is back from Kansas
City.
Miss NAV HARDWOOD was here shopping last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. Y. Ford were in town
Wednesday last.
Mr.. Fontaine Duvall has a severe case OF
whooping cough.
Col. and Mrs. Reid will go to CALIFORNIA
early 10 December.
Mr.. Thos. J, VERIFY, of Marshall, was in
the city Wednesday.
Messrs. Jas. g. Blaine and Jay Cloud nave
spent the past week in Paris.
Miss Bette Atkinson returned, Saturday.
from u months visit In st. Joseph.
Mr.. Albert Geyer left. this week. for New
York City to be treated for his eyes.
Miss Lizzie Gillen returned, Thursday
from a visit to friends in Kansas City.
Miss Lillian Jameson Is visiting the family
| of DR.. James W. Smith. at Richmond.
Messrs. Peddicord and Avitt, OF Odessa,
were In the city on business, Wednesday.
Miss Alice Walker will enter the CONVENE
at St. Joseph to complete her musical studies.
Mr.. VIM. T. Tut and wife, of Kansas City
.,.n1 TLonly soiNyin0 with rpla.
tIves.
Messrs. w. b, Wilson and Jno. S. Black
we'll went to Concordia. Yesterday, on legal
business
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. w. Fishback took their
Thanksgiving dinner with the family OF Mr..
J. P. Hall.
Prot. z. L. Barton and Mr.. c. Il. Pool were
in town and called on the Iutelligencer,
THURSDAY.
Mrs. l., Silverman and her sou, Gershon'
returned, last Thursday night, from 3 visit
to Texas. .
Mrs. Susan Bear, who has been very IL
4 for two or more weeks in Kansas City. is re
Z ported better.
Miss Anne Allen is spending her Thanks
:. giving holiday with her sister, Mrs. A. Wade
. in HIgginsville.
Mr., and Mrs. I. B. Purnell. Of the May
u view neighberhood, were shopping in the CIT
last Wednesday.
DR.. r. T. Miller, Of Sedalia. was her
e Thanksgiving day, the guest Of his relative
. Mr.. D. w. B. Tevis.
Mr.. E. S. Jewett, passenger agent OF tn
, Missouri Pacific railway, at Kansas City, ws
" here, last Wednesday.
The ex.Empress Eugene, widow OF II
. late Emperor Napoleon of France, is lyli
critically i'll at Amsterdam.
Mrs. DIR. w. C. Allen and three childre
=. of Kansas City, is IN the city visiting b
~ mother, Mrs. E. NJ. Fletcher.
Mr.. f. l.. Fishbsck came down last Satu
day to attend to some business matters al
IVY. swap q few jokes with his friends.
Mr.. John F. Clark Is now employed at t
Western Union telegraph ONCE at Kans
City. He was here for q visit q few da
- age.
1t is related that once upon a m in De
TUG yer the church people put up q sign:-''Do
shoot the organist-he is doing the best
can"
as Mrs Fannie B. Akers, of Ray county, '
here this week to eat Thanksgiving DIM
NY with the family of her father, Mr.. R.
M. Smith.
i" Mr.. Vincent Whelan, of Kansas City,
Vi here several days this week. to see his mo
err, who was quite Ill at her daughters, \
~, Martin Owens,
The Navajo agency Indian leadership
' been given to a Missouri mani. J. Lin
, OF Clinton, Henry county, Mo. We cong
ulate you, Thomas.
LII Mr.and Mrs. Lushbaugh left for their he
Stsurton. Va. last Thursday morning. aft
pleasant visit of two or three weeks to t
up friends in and about Lexington.
~" Mr.. John Fontaine and BRIDE, of Arka
I" City, Kansas, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
e Duvall. In this city this week; also his bI
We err in the MAYHEM nelghborhood:
80 We learn that Mr.. G. D. Ragland. VII
~. teaching at the Thorp schoolhouse this
49,, ter, has been compelled to discontinu
nv, session indefinitely, he being quite Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Billiard and
~ one child have gone to the Indian terrific
I'm = reside permanently, Mrs. Billiards. U
have IL. .h...-
az Ex-senator Jones, of Florida, is said
'nei in q beggared condition at Detroit.
>" - Jones has wrecked his fortune and pc
A life for love Of a lady who did not recipl
bis passion. The man has evidently be-
after Ionnt;no ;,.on.
r oily H. -, Cha,m. noun :, Ct
bank, has recently been promoted from
.uu', lection clerk to receiving teller, with a
oo's siderable advance Of salary, and this,
h.u over the heads of two others who had
- much longer in the employ of the bank
congratulate Ernest upon his good fort.
oAnu, Misses. Estelle and Maize McGrew
p shd -. T.. p..d,ora M.s..ch,aat,. or.
lui'e' school. enjoyed their Thanksgiving din
o"',o the school, and attended q fancy dress
'ou'o also given there on Thanksgiving nigh
q CAV. yesterday morning they went to Bos
anu spend the rest of their holiday, whic
next Tuesday.
"nJ The Augusta Chronicle says that the
, while Off,, C.n,.ro, 4. no, tho o,dsst su,
Lizzie 1900 &C.,. .,,.r T, ,,o;os IN
jessie honor belongs to the Hon. John P. X
A that city. who was born in Kentucky i
o' entered on appointment In 1888. an
= ''" elected to succeed himself In the fol
~ year, twentv-three years before Mr..
-" w ron entered the senate.
A Maggie Mitchell has been delightini
re miles o.e..n..... ,h;s ,,oo,, =, ..Ths
station.
cir ride
Alto old
passed ~ '1